Vietnam

No, international flights are not included in any of our Vietnam packages. You'll need to arrange your own international flight booking. For the best fares, it's worth booking your Vietnam flights well in advance.

It depends on the package. You'll usually see a mix of Hanoi, Halong Bay, Hoi An, Ho Chi Minh City, Hue, Sapa, and the Mekong Delta. Multi-city tours cover more ground; single-city tours go deeper into one spot.

It varies by package. Our group departures have a good mix of solo travelers, couples, and friend groups — kept small enough that it never feels like a herd.

Easy-going, social, and well-paced. There's enough structure that you don't miss anything important, and enough free time that the trip never feels rushed or over-scheduled.

Comfortable, well-located hotels — mostly 3-star and 4-star across our regular packages, with premium and luxury stays available on our higher-tier itineraries.

Breakfast is always included. Some itineraries also include select lunches and dinners, particularly during cruises or special experiences like cooking classes.

Yes. A good portion of our group departures include solo travelers, and it's genuinely one of the easiest ways to meet people while exploring Vietnam.

Yes. Vietnam has a wide variety of vegetarian options, particularly in places like Hoi An and Hanoi. Just flag your dietary requirements to our team beforehand so we can pass that along to hotels and during group meals.

Luggage allowance depends on whether you're taking international or domestic flights. Share your flight details with us once booked and we'll give you the precise information.

Sightseeing and transfers follow a general schedule to keep everyone on track, but there's always room built in for personal time, shopping, or just taking a breath.

We like slipping in a few unannounced touches — a scenic detour, a spontaneous food stop, or something tied to the season. It keeps things feeling fresh rather than like a rigid checklist.

A mix of private coaches, domestic flights for the longer hauls, cruise boats for Halong Bay and the Mekong Delta, and walking or cycling in places like Hoi An and Hanoi's Old Quarter.

Yes — Indian travelers need a visa to visit Vietnam. You can currently apply for an eVisa, which is a more straightforward process than traditional visa routes. Our team will guide you through every step so you're not figuring it out alone.

For any activity or add-on outside the package that the group participates in together, the cost is split evenly. Our trip coordinator keeps this transparent and sorted while you're on the ground.

It depends on which regions you're prioritizing. North Vietnam is best October to December, central Vietnam from February to May, and the south December to April. Booking four to six weeks ahead usually gives you better hotel and flight availability too.